1. Smith River Rancheria Bartley, Bridge, & Haswell Parcels Fee-to-Trust Project Hearing Item #F-6a

2. Patrick O’Mallan Environmental Protection Specialist

3. Russ Crabtree Tribal Administrator

5. The legally defined territory of the Smith River Rancheria

6. Port Orford Crescent City PROJECT AREA

9. Dr. G.O. Graening and Dore A. Bietz Consultants

10.  Tribe must provide housing for hundreds of its members  Zoning policies intended for Non-native vacation homes are inappropriate for Indian communities  Density = Community  the Bartley/Bridge/Haswell project Is Not a for-profit housing development

11.  Cooperation between parties  Consistency with surrounding uses  Smart growth and aesthetics  Provides community serving facilities  Tribal regulations govern land use

12. Prior Proposal Housing on all three parcels Commercial/retail on both Haswell and Bartley

13. Revised Proposal Housing on all three parcels Commercial/retail limited to Bartley only Housing density reduced by 15%

14.  Proposed project is dedicated to facilities such as:  Post Office  Bank branch or ATM machine  Visitor’s Center  Convenience Store

15.  Native landscaping green screen  Constructed wetland for storm water  Consistent with local coastal plan guidelines

17. the “Lost Coast Lodge” architectural style

22.  Approved Master Plan  Approved 5-year Strategic Plan  Tribal Land Ordinance 08-02  Tribal Zoning Map  Planning Board  Mission: Promotion of orderly and responsible development

23. Specific Land Use Ordinance Limits use of project parcels to agreed upon language of revised proposed project Follows tribal governing process Includes land use designation map Identifies process for amendment Allows input from Commission

24.  BIA has issued a consistency determination that the Tribe supports  Planned development is consistent with surrounding community  In the spirit of cooperation, the Tribe agrees with recommendations of CCC staff and has worked collaboratively to agree to a revised project  Tribe is a traditional steward of the land and the coast, has been for centuries and will always continue to be.

25. Thank you!